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To allow for the consolidation of Federal student loans into a single direct income-contingent loan repayment program.
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Student Loan Programs: As Federal Costs of Loan Consolidation Rise, Other Options Should Be Examined.: An article from: General Accounting Office Reports & Testimony
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Student Loan Programs: Lower Interest Rates and Higher Loan Volume Have Increased Federal Consolidation Loan Costs.: An article from: General Accounting Office Reports & Testimony
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CURIOUS: What are your chances of getting approved for Federal student loan consolidation?

Feb 08, 2008 by Windy | Posted in Financial Aid

Also, Do debt consolidation companies include federal educational loans into the consolidation?

If you have a federal student loan, and the loan company offered a 1800 # for a consolidation company to take the loan and pay it?

Your chances are prob pretty good to consolidate federal student loans. Don't consolidate federal student loans in any non-student loan consolidation loans, your interest rate will likely be higher and the interest you pay would no longer be tax deduct

Found-1 | Feb 08, 2008

are there any lenders that do federal student loan consolidation? not private loans?

Oct 30, 2009 by chrissy | Posted in Credit

it seems like there aren't any lenders that do federal student loan consolidation programs. Are there any out there? not private loans.so far it seems like the dept of ed has ended other programs. please help
thanks Ruth. Can you ask your relative

I believe I read that you can not consolidate federal student loans.
Why would you want to? For convenience?
If you consolidate with a bank, you will only pay higher interest rates.
Convenience will never be worth that much money.

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PORT WASHINGTON, NY, Mar 29, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- iiBIG's 2012 Education Loan & Financing Executive Summit, scheduled for May 9-10, 2012 in Washington, D.C., occurs at a crucial time. With the majority of education financing now being provided by the Federal government, not only has the environment of providing capital for education to student borrowers dramatically changed, but so has the availability of capital for schools.

The student loan industry is still very much in transition. Traditional sources of capital have diminished, and in some cases been eliminated altogether. At the same time, the need for capital is increasing. Industry consolidation continues, legacy FFELP and private loan portfolios are in need of long term financing, auction-rate, and other securitizations are ripe for restructuring and/or refinancing and demand for private student loans continues to increase.

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